Sentence examples for competition regimes from inspiring English sources

So same way that we made the Bank of England independent of government we made our competition authorities independent of government and created one of the most open competition regimes in the world.

The free movement of people, another major source of frustration for emerging-economy governments, is also rarely mentioned as an aspect of global trade negotiations; nor are conflicting competition regimes in different economies.

In the hybrid and specific competition regimes, existing territorial coordination devices are not directly threatened and can support the development of new cooperative strategies.

It shows that market liberalization strongly destabilizes the regional competition regimes that were based on the appropriation of social rights inherent to the national public policies.

Because pollen germination precedes pollen tube growth, pollen germination speed may have responded rapidly to the stronger pollen competition regimes brought on by the early origin(s) of insect pollination and larger pollen loads.

But they're our competitors, and the competition regime should recognise that.

What we need is a much stronger competition regime, and a fair and transparently financed broadcasting structure.

He has introduced all sorts of measures to achieve this goal, ranging from tax incentives for corporate research and development to a beefed-up competition regime.

If he listens to his critics and truly reforms Europe's competition regime, he might just win a more impressive place in history.

One issue that could help and that does need to be addressed urgently in 2010 is the competition regime in the media sector.

Some doubt the competition authorities can get the cost-benefit analysis right.David Bennett of Monitor believes some of the hand-wringers are more interested in ending, not improving, the current competition regime.